Write a C program that will decode the Ethernet header from a

packet stored in a binary file. This program needs to run in

Visual Studio $2022.$

What you program should do:

Decode the destination MAC address, source MAC address,

and the type.

List the hex representation of frame's payload.

Several binary files have been supplied on Canvas. The files are

frames from the tcp$.$pcapng file. Use these files to test your

program. You may also create your own binary files from any

packet you can view in Wireshark.

Your program must match the formatting in the example output

shown below:

Ethernet header:

Destination MAC address:

Source MAC address:

Type:

e$$: $8c$:$29$:$b4$:$90$:$14$

ec: $fa$:$bb$:$96$:$12$:$0e800$

Payload:

$6$f $6d6$d $65$

$20,28,28,28,49,72,6f,6e$

$20,31,31,34,39,28,20,20$

$28,28,28,28,20,20,20,20$

$65,67,6f,72,79,3a,20,45$

$2,20,2,49,50,28,6f,76$

$75,61,6c,69,74,79,20,6f$

$45,78,79,65,72,69,6d,65$

$74,65,72,6e,65,74ea20$

$74,28,73,78,65,63,69,66$

$66,20,61,6e,79,28,6b,69$

$NB$ : This example does not include the entire payload; only the

first several bytes.

To turn in:

A file containing your source code named Assignment $5.$c or

Assignment$5.$cpp

C commands you will probably need to use:

Declare a file

$$ FILE$*$@